Chap., §

 1 Int,  2 |          is my body which will be given up for you” (cf. Mt 26:26;
 2 Int,  3 |       which shortly before he had given to the Church as the drink
 3 Int,  5 |          he who, by the authority given him in the sacrament of
 4 Int,  5 |          is my body which will be given up for you This is the cup
 5 Int,  8 | celebrations of the Eucharist has given me a powerful experience
 6   1,  12|         went on to add: “which is given for you”, “which is poured
 7   1,  13|            Certainly it is a gift given for our sake, and indeed
 8   1,  18|          flesh of the Son of Man, given as food, is his body in
 9   4,  34|           become one of the names given to this sublime sacrament.~
10   4,  39|                  39. Furthermore, given the very nature of ecclesial
11   4,  39|        one to whom the Bishop has given this charge, may be considered
12   4,  42|        which communion may not be given. The care shown in promoting
13   4,  46|      which no dispensation can be given, must be carefully respected,
14   5,  50|   teaching, attention needs to be given to the norms regulating
15   6,  56|          This is my body which is given for you” (Lk 22:19)? The
16   6,  56|         you” (Lk 22:19)? The body given up for us and made present
17   6,  57|        like John – the one who is given to us anew as our Mother.
18   6,  58|            The Eucharist has been given to us so that our life,
19 CON,  62|      whose dwelling is with thee.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter'